Published Jan 30, 2023

Casual Affective Triggers

Associate Professor Alexander Nolte delves into the role of hackathons in skill development and explores innovative methods to enhance survey participation using Casual Affective Triggers (CATs), revealing how emotional prompts can boost response rates effectively.

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Maximizing Survey Response Rates

Collaboration Analytics and Hybrid Events

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Hackathon ResearchAlexander Nolte examines the role of hackathons in fostering collaboration and skill development. He discusses their educational significance and the potential of hybrid formats to enhance participation and sustainability.

Hackathon Research

Maximizing Survey ParticipationAlexander Nolte, an Associate Professor at the University of Tartu, discusses the use of Casual Affective Triggers (CAT) to enhance survey response rates. He shares insights on effective timing and crafting personalized emails to improve participation.

Maximizing Survey Participation

Casual Affective TriggersAlexander Nolte explores the use of Casual Affective Triggers (CATs) to enhance survey participation rates. He shares insights from his study on how simple emotional triggers, like cat pictures, can significantly impact response rates without biasing results.

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